Nature

<n>Reverting</n> by artist <n>Francisco Gonzalez Camacho</n>.

<n>Richard Woldendorp</n>, <n>Caught in the rain</n>, West Java, 1970. Via <n>equator</n>.

A macro photograph of the wing of an <n>Atlas Moth</n> (<n>Attacus atlas</n>).

<n>Lily of the valley</n>, the birth flower for May, photographed by <n>swallowtail garden seeds</n>.

<n>Dandelions 1970s</n>, used as cover art by the band <n>Wild Child</n>.

From the 1970s book <n>Missions pacifiques</n> by <n>Jacques-Yves Cousteau</n> and <n>Yves Paccalet</n>.

The <n>Cecropia moth (Hyalophora cecropia)</n>, North America's largest native moth.

A textile detail from the creative studio <n>SHARED FICTION.</n>

From the <n>Áurea</n> collection by <n>Tissimum</n> for Spring/Summer 2025.

A collage of <n>Southwestern Native American</n> shells, bone beads, and turquoise, c. 1200 BCE.

The <n>Krupajsko vrelo</n> karst spring in Serbia.

Photograph of <n>starfish</n> shared by <n>The Wilds Skincare</n>.

<n>Conchological Collection</n> from the 18th century by <n>Georg Gottlieb Plato</n>.

<n>Sea Urchins and Star Fish</n> (1904), an illustration from <n>The New Student's Reference Work</n>.

A photographic plate from <n>Hubert Lyman Clark</n>'s 1917 book, <n>The Starfish and Their Relations</n>.

A 1914 illustration of starfish species from the book <n>Nature neighbors</n>.

Image from page 43 of "Birds and nature" (1900)

A 1903 illustration of corals <n>Porites astraeoides</n> and <n>Madrepora prolifera</n>.

A macro photograph of a <n>Pink butterfly wing</n> by <n>panuruangjan</n>.

A <n>Glasswing Butterfly</n> of the genus <n>Ithomia</n>, photographed by <n>Bruno</n>.

A tide pool with <n>sea anemones</n> and <n>starfish</n>, photographed by <n>Jamie</n>.